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A wiki is a website that allows contributions and modifications from multiple people. Special technical knowledge is generally not necessary.
Wikipedia
is probably the world's most well-known wiki.
Wikis in Plain English
Wiki-building tools
Wikispaces
(upgrade your wiki to ad-free accounts that are made available to teachers and librarians at no charge). Try out the
video tours
first!
PBWorks for Educators
(previously called PBWiki)
Mediawiki
Google Sites
Examples of wikis
Library pathfinders and home pages:
Uni High Library
Class Project
pages (some are wikis, some are not)
Plymouth Regional High School Library
(NH)
Maine South High School Library Resource Center
Monarch Academy Library
Decatur High School Library
Grand Rapids Public Library
Reading Lists:
All Together Now - Reading List
WikiBooks
SLMS Book Exchange
Recommended Reads
- Uni High
Professional Development:
ALA wikis
National Educational Technology Standards for Students wiki
The
Blogging Libraries Wiki
Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki
Interactive Libraries: Using SMART Tools to Touch the Future
(SmartBoard presentation
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Wikis in Plain English
Wiki-building tools
Examples of wikis
Library pathfinders and home pages:
Reading Lists:
Professional Development: